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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
4 sooI,keeper short $1,000.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. For ths,last
few days lumber circles have been ex-
cited over a large shortage which was dis.
covered in the accounts in the Office of
w. w Tyler, tae we'll known lumber
dealer and vessel owner. William Boyer
began working for him about eight
months ago as a bookkeeper at a salary OF
$50 a month. He lived high and fast. Mr..
Tyler is the managing owner of several
vessels. and considerable money in the
form of checks passed through Beyer's
hands Things eliminated about the
middle of the month, when Mr.. Tyler
discovered that Boyer was short in his &C
counts and allowed him to resign. Later
examination OF the books, it is said,
showed a shortage Of 81, 900. Boyer has
disappeared:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02

ola solder, had an arm broken ne,, !,
shoulder Tuesday by a reel ~ sa' the
harvester catching his clothes AND ~ Ct .
ing him severely to the e.onna '0fos'
As Mrs, August shul,z, rys,d;,.
miles west OF Bristol, in Dav 'so
was entering a cattle corral n county ":
nome Wednesday, she was set nnas lst
young bull and gored in tn. n soo BY
abdomen in such q manner a. and
her recovery impossible. 'snaei
An unknown young man ~.
beaten at Aberdeen TaesdAy nipb, ' Az
snmaoly by thugs. He could piss ~
explanation of the occurrence no
than that he broke ava. t,om 4. 's .
ants after receiving a Microbes, nona s.F
ing. 1t was probably an a,tsp puand.
robbery. p' 81
On Sunday Sheriff Hanson =.
county, arrested Riley yandau.'s
oharRed with horse stealing. Wads'a
gay morning Sheriff B. q. Go,,o.s
reached Webster with a teouis,,;as
took Vanderford TO Pierce COUNTY, s..
consin, where the crime is said : "
been committed. Da's
A peculiar d sease has broken
among the cattle ON the Befle R.sn.. Nv
The first symptoms are q soreness 49,
the mouth, which rapidly becom.s
bad that they are unable to o,sva
unless led with soft feed die of s.s,,.,;as
Their feet also become sfeotad ass
their joints seem to grow stiff.
ST. Stephens Episcopal church :,
C%asselton was dedicated Tuesday Il
Bishop Walker. This church vaa -s,...
ed, furnished complete and given a.
soclety by Gen. Cass of New Yo,k o,,r
1t is the handsomest stone churcb i
north Dakota, and is in style Of sroh;.so,
tnre old English of the thirteenth nam.
tury, with a detached tower. Tina ~,
was SIS ,50e. Among the clergy presp0,
we're Bishop Walker of Fargo and "a,
D.. Mulchsney Of New York.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
shEEpY SHAKES suLLiyAN.
Very Tired of Trying to Keep the rsruissr
Sober.

@---- aLAlA
Very Tired of Trying to Keep the nruissr
sobsr.
NEW YORK, Sept. L-Pat SheedY hes
grown tired Of playing David to the ar
ratio Jonathan OF John L Sullivan, and
is IS doubtful IL sully will sail with
him for England on the Seryia Sept. 10.
Mr. Sheedy is very much dissatisfied with
Sulityan's course In not renewing his
pledge to abstain from liquor as q beyer-
age, as he promised. 81 am tired OF his
conduct, said Sheedy, .and IL he goes
With rae he will have to agree to my
terms. had planned TO have Jack Ash
ton and perhaps Steve Taylor go with us
and give q series of boxing tournaments
throughout Great Britain. ] intended to
have Sullivan spar with whoever saw ct
to tackle him, and then to match him
against the winner Of the Smith.Kilrain
fight. ! have had q die made III which T
intended to have medals struck Off as
prizes in our tournaments. One side has
the,head OF Sullivan in has relief and the
legend, Sullivan, the champion Of
champions and on the other IS an In
scription stating the name Of the winner,
the piacs OF h contest, and the class Of
fighter. The medals l intended o.bs Of
gold, silver, and bronze. The gold med
ais, with their bars and pendants, would
be worth about $50 apiece. Sullivan is
the only fighter ever undertook to man
age, and | viii never undertake to man.
age another. He is theaoply t3ghter3on
the fgotstooI, today thnt there is any
money in, bnt money made through hay.
ing Il rsitg up with his ways when he il
drinking is too hard earned, and | want
nom of it. I will go to England whether
he goes or stays, land | think very sari-
ouslg of settling down in London aid
starting m American bar and house of
call there. I will do SO If l can get the
proper location. 7 will keep : place
which viii be the headquarters of half
the Ameficans who go to England. I
have done with gambling. I wanted
Sullivan with me in business, but his
COURSE and mine do not agreeAS I hope he
will do well, but nave my fears.n
Pat says that the fracture in Sultivan,s
left arm has closed and knit perfectly.
but that there Ia still a soren esq in the
ligaments that he cannot account for.
He considers that John is still in full
possession OF his powers as a pugifist.
and would hat his last dollar that in
proper condition Sohn can defeat any
man living. "Jem Smith knows that
sullivan can whip him. Not long since q
friend OF mine wes talking with him, and
asked him II he thought he could whip
Sullivan. Bearing his right arm Smith
held It out and exclaimed: II would give
that II I WAS surs I could sheedy be-
lievts, however, that, Kilrain will be de-
faAfed nv the Euplfah ehsmnfnn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
~ P~rogranprs 0nii,ned for the Ma,
iuy OF a Grand Lod 80.

ing OF a Grand Lod -.
oMNHA, Nsh, sept. 1.-The Graz
odSse Of Nelaras, knights of Pythia
will .tsse.atie in ihis essy on the 18th.
i2th anl l3sl o. y,ctaber. There are
bout 100 lpl.sas % the order in this.
stale, Gacii OF wsich will send to the
arhi.d lodge a nnnt3er Of delegates and
alternAteS, ms!satsSs in all over ), 900
knights. AT this meeting the election of
the grand officers OF the state and other
business will be attended to. This is the
first time that this has taken place in.
Omaha, and the intention of the local
members of the order is to make the oc-
casion the most remarkable thing of the
kind that has ever taken place in the.
western states.
In this city there are l, 200 members Of
the order, the good will and assistance
of all of whom are enlisted in the under
taking, but especially those of the MEM
bers Of the uniformed rank. These In
the city have taken the initiative and
have offered 80, 900 In prizes to the most
proficient in drill in the order. This Of
fer is open to the whole country, and al
ready Kokomo and Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, Fort Dearborn, Chicago York
and Philadelphia have signi1ed their in
tesltion OF being present. The drilling
will take place In the fair grounds ON
Wednesday of the week mentioned. The
first prize for the best drilled will be
81, 800; the second 1 1000. and the third
$500. There will also be prize of 81, 900
for the best drilled and equipped division
IN the STATE, besides ons Of $500 for the
best civil band in the state. The Expo.
sition hall has been engaged for four
nights, as also the Musical Union orchss-
ira, together with every band in town.
On the second day of the gathering viii
be a magnificent parade, In which 1t ia
expected that 1850 uniformed knights
will take part, making it the largest
military parade that has eyer taken place
In this city.
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movement. to o.ss 1t a Political Aspsc
Causes Discomfort.

Movement to 0,vs 1t a Political Aspect
Causes Discomfort.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. although the
president has declared that he did not
desire any political demonstrations dur.
ing his visit to this city, the leading
democratic organization is making arr
rangements to tender him a big recep
tion, in which 10, 900 democrats will be
In line, The Wheeling incident has
caused a great deal of excitement, which
has been inte nsified by the request OF
some local members Of the Grand Army
that Cleveland pictures be not exhibited
on the streets during encampment week.
The following editorial from The Repub-
lican has increased the excitement:
The Grand Army society selected ST.
Louis as a place of meeting of its own
notion 1T has already behaved indie
Gently towards the city and put st. Louis
in a most humiliating attitude before the
country, but in spite of it all the prepara-
lions for its reception have gone on with
ont regard to expense. When the Grand
Army asked for money it got it; when ii
asked q ~pusillanimous surrender to It's
indecent p%rejudices it is asking to much
and 1t will not get it. There are tbous-
ands of people in st. Louis who have q
higher respect for the president of the
United States than for any man on earth,
and: they will not become accessory, di
rectlyor Indirectly, to such oowardly at.
tack as those OF keeping his picture out
of sight. We were told by futile that IL
would not be safe for him to visit the
city while the Grand Army was in it; we
are now told that 1t will not do to allow
even his picture to be seen by the Grand
Army This is nonsense and worse The
proper hospitality for men who disturb
the peace because they see a picture of
the president is the hospitality of the
police station.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Killed Himse,f rp.ts.a.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 1.-Otto Scharf, a
timer aged 30. living at 1853 Park avenue
has lived very nnhappily with his wits
since their marriage five years ago, on
account q his violent temper and eS-
treme Jealousy. He frequently deserted
her, and during his periods of absence
she supported herself and two children
by sewing. Scharf came in after I six
weeks abss noe and professed oenitence.
BE asked his wife II she would forriye
and live with him sgain. Mrs. SoharfY.
who was busy at q sewing machine "a.
fused 70 listen to him. This anrered
hin ana grabbing her by the hair drag
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
In,ere.tinx cat.le tigurex.

CHICAGO, Sept. L. During the last
au weeks the receipts of cattle at the
took yards have averaged - 900 head a
GEEK TIE valtsa,ion OF the entire lot is
bout St, 900, 400 1.ane four weeks re
e!pts weigh 2aa' GOO. 400 pounds. Ship
nents from the yaris during the Same
leriod were ii, 900 lead, or 81, 900, 600
sounds OF the remaining f40, SOC, 600
,ourds all We're ,iscii by dressed beef
men except 22,p0e, 90 pounds, which went
20 city butchers and canneis
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS.

The city marshal OF Spearfish, Bud
Gilmore, has suddenly skipped the town.
One hundred and fifty excursionists
arrived at Huron from the east Wednes-
day afternoon.
A long green worm is reported at
Kimball destroying the leaves of the
box elder trees.
A very quiet but determined fight is
going on over the location OF the post
office at Aberdeen.
Ground has been broken for the new
court house at Devils Lake which will
cost about $4,000. :
Henry OttersoD, a Wahpeton saloon
keeper. was badly cut on the head by a
tramp, who escaped. 9
Frank Nikerk, editor of Forreston, ILL.,,
Herald, will bring to Hyde county soon
and put Oh his farm, 100 fine sheep az. a
starter.
Rev. Hickline, formerly Presbyterian
minister at Faulkton, is now located at
Castlewood, neaf the eastern edge OF the
territory.
The continued rain is seriously in
terfering with threshing in Brookings
county and considerable grain and hay
will be spoiled unless we have good
weather soon.
The prospective marriage of the pre-
sent postmaster, r Ochsnes, is the thing
mostly talked about now by the Kimball
sewing circles.
The annual fair under the auspices of
the Black Hills fair association opens
Monday, September 10Th, and continues
through the week.
Ing board OF regents of the Brookings
county agricultural college are having q
bern built on the college grounds that
will require 10000 feet Of lumber.
Charles Potter, rector of the Huron
Episcopal church, and Miss Minnie
Bishop, we're married in Watkins, New
York, the home OF the bride, Tuesday.
A Deadweod judge ordered q jury fed
on bread and water until q verdict could
be agreed on, but subsequently changed
the order, much to the iurymen's delight.
o. q. Reiniger, who hes practiced lay
in Fauikton for three years, has bought
sFhalf interest in the Bonsey house. and
will trade off the law business for hotel
keeping.
Solomon Pitcher, q young unmarried
man, was accidentally shot and killed
by q companion while shooting prairie
chickens near Olearmount, Brown CONN.,
ty, Tuesday.
The Milwaukee road has instructed
its agent at Aberdeen to bill wheat in
car lotloads TO Chicaso at 25 cents per
100. the same to be milled in traasit at
Minneapolis.
The Northwestern company occupies
its new passenger station at Redfieid.
It JIG q neat structure 70 by 20. The old
depot is being remodled fer freight pur-
poses and will be increased to nearly 60
feet.
Big stone lake is rapidly advancing to
the front 90 q popular resort and leading
citizens Of the territory are becoming
interested in the developments Of the
same for q great summer sporting
ground.
The Auguss term OF district court
opened ct Grand Forks Tuesday. Judge
MoCcnfell will hear motions till Thurs
day. when he will adjourn court till Oct.
4th. There are sone $40 casss on the
calendar.
Robert Gray of Uhappelle township,
Hyde county, an old gentleman ard on
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
aov. Thaysr WIN Take !. HAND.

OMAHA, Mob, Sept. 1.-The disgrace
full row between the city council and the
board Of fire and police commissioners is
to be forever set at rest. Gov. Thayer is
In the city, and proposes making an Inn
mediate application to the courts to de,
fins the dnties and authority of this po-
lice and fire commissioners, and put q
Quietils on the interferencs OF the mem
beers OF tho council with them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02

surely Siding along. Having "a nat.
irst dislike for snakes he picked up q
The ether ciawled on a few steps, then
rolled over on it's back The action OF
lis part attracted his closer attention, and
upon examining it he found that it had
40 eyes The pos ton in which he found
hem was then explained, and the lawyer
Jaw with regret that It's companion had
evidently been guarding it. He killed 1t
also, and now cSnfesses that his consci
ence pricsed him all day fer The deed,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
An Elephant on tho Rampage.

%INeERsoLL. Ont. Sept. 1.-The largest
elephant of Robbins circus got away
frem the circus and swan across Smiths
pond. He then went through the town
at a lively pace, turned west and follow.
ed the river some distance, destroying
any fences that were in his road, got into
a field where there were a number of cat
tie, and after chasing them around for a
while got on the Grand Trunk railroad
track, and is still on the road west about
six miles from here. There are a number
of men with two other elephants after
him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
England Must wake LIN.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-Sir Henry pascoe,
member of the parliament for Preston
and president of the British Association
Of Chemists, in his address to that body
on the opening of its annual convention
at Manchester, declared that it was nee
essary that England should awake from
her slumber If she would maintain hsr
commercial and industrial supremacy.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
THO Utss on Their Re.ervatto,

WASHINGTON, Sept. An official tels-
gram received at the war department re-
ports: Dawson with his troops, Indian
Agent Isyrnes and the head man OF the
Utes have started to meet Gen, Crook
and Governor Adams at Meeker. The
Utes are all on the reservation; there are
nj fears of their leaving IL. This can bs
assured to people of Colorado.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Good Results in Every Case.

D.A Bradford, wholesale psper dealer
of Chattanooga. Tenn, writes. that ne Has
seriously afflicted with a severe cold 1ns'
settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being inducea
to try DIR. Kings New Discovery for oon.
sumption, did SO and was entirely cured DY
use Off lev bottles. Since which time hs
has used it in his family for all Cougls
and Colds with beat results. This is ,ns
experience OF thousands whose lives haye
been saved by this Wonderful Dlacoyssy,
Trial bottles free at the Excelsior plus
Store of Purdy & Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
To save Her parting.

ANNA, Ill, Sept. Mrs. Harkins,
wife OF a section foreman on the Mobile
& Ohio railway, near Kaodne, jumped
from the station platform to the track in
front of a train to save the life of her in
FAINT son, who had strayed upon the road
bed She was struck and thrown some
distance by the locomotive ard her skull
VAS fractured. She may possibly re-
cover. The child got off the track itself
just In time to escape injury.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
victt,aized BY Krlr.in ana aritehen.

Asauky PARK, N. J., Sept. f.-Jake
Kflrain and Charley Mitchell spared on
the baseball grounds before 5000 people.
The exhibition was a disappointing one.
Only fonr rounds were SPARED and the
crowd hooted with rage and threatened
violence to Manager Simpson, of the
grounds Kilrain and Mitchell, it is
stated claimed Eli the gate receipts, and
got the money before they would spar,
though the affair wa supposed to be u
benefit Tor MIR. Simpson. Neither OF the
pugilists was damaged, and no result
was reached.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Base Bali Player. Fined.

Boston, Sept. lit is said that sight
members of the Boston Baseball club
have been fined S25 each for drinking
and frequenting places whers liquor is
sold. It is also stated that the eight
men are cautioned that repetition Of The
ffenses with which they were charged
would bring about their dismissal from
the club.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Castle Garden Abuaes.

NEW YORK, Sept. AFTER recess Com
missioner Taintor made a voluntary
statement before. the Castle Garden in.
vestigation committee under oath. He
denied that the commissioners had made
no effort 10 put a stop to immoralty on
the part OF employees at the garden. He
produced ~atabuiated statement to show
that the reports AS to enormous profits in
the baggage department were exagger-
ated. After the examination Of other
witnesses the Investigation was closed.
Mr.. Okey will visit Castle Garden be-
fore making his report.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Preached His Last Sermon.

FARM1SeToN, Me-, Sept. L--Rev.
John Allen. noted for his revival work
at camp meetings, died on the East Liv-
ermore camp meeting grounds OF ex-
haustion consequent upon preaching a
sermon of great length. He was %
years old and had sttended 3T4 camp
meetings, going to the first when II years
old One of his daughters is the mother
of Lillian Norton Cover, the noted
sonpstress.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Can't Fool that capta,u.

HALIFAX, Ms, Sept. 1.-Cru.sers are on
the watch for the schooner Senator FRYE.
of Gloucester, charged with seinina
macksrel last week within three miles Of
Cape Breton coast near Sidney. It is
said, however, that the vessel is ON her
way home as the captain knowa that the
authorities are watching for him for the
violation oil the fishing laws.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02

was troubled with Catarrh. used nan 81
q bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and IT heiped ~ ~
wonderfully. Ny father was almost aesi law AZ
had q constant roaring In his ears afte: a ~
rearing and can now hear as we'll as ever
Miss Nettie Write. Copperopolis: Arizona. :. :
From the Pastor of the Oiivet DaSSiIaaSi
Church, Philadelphia, Pa ! was SO uou a;s
One bottle of Ely's Cream Balm Dis me MotA'
My voice is fully restored.-B F. Liepsner.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Pennsylvania Democratic,

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Sept. /. - The
democratic state convention nominated
b.. McGrann. of Lancaster county, for
st8te treasurer, and J. Ross Thompson,
of Erie, for supreme court Judge. The
platform endorsing the administration of
President Cleveland was passed amid
much enthusiasm.
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that John Swim.
ton will be aom
mated. in opposi
ton tie Henry
George for secre-
tary of state. If
Swinton accepts
the nomination,
and it is claimed
that he has al
ready expressed
his willingness to
edo 30, this will
be the ~liyeliest
campaign h t
this city has e e
for vpars Swim
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
asiiwaakes Man Sees = asiind snake.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept. IA we'll
known Milwaukee lawyer tells the fol
lowing snake story, which, If not true,
has ut least tile exceptional merit OF BIS.
ing new m original. As he was walk
ing through . meadow In his country
home, not long since, he observed two
snakes curled ABOUND each other and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
A soosaii.t Released.

UTRECHT, Sept. f.-Niewenheis, the
socialist who was sentenced to one year
solitary confinement for writing and pub
nshing articles insulting toathe king of
Netherlands, was released in advance Of
the expiration Of his sentence.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Her Ralwark. stor. ln.

y NEW ORLEANS. Sept, 1.-The steamer
Knickerbocker, of the Cromwell lins,
from New York, overdue for several
days, has, crossed the bar. Her crew and
passengers were all well. Her bnbwarks
were stove in by heavy seas.
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ratroa Won 10000 Easily.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 1.--About
10, 600 people were at Charter Oak parlk.
She second day of the grand ciscnit meetr
Ing. Patron won the $40, 600 ppriz, easily,
his performances causing the greatest IN
thusiasm.
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Went 10 Bosten to KIN Himsoif.

Boston, Sept. ia man. about SO
years old supposed from papers found on
his person to be Derby q. Brach, Of 1918
Boundary street, Darlington, Iowa, com
mitted suicide on the by shoot
lug. He had evidently been sick from
CONSUMPTION.
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Grier HAS The Pole.

ST.. Louis, Mo-, Sept. lit is now def
nitely settled that the fight for position
Of commander-in-chief of the G IA. R.,
to be selected Mt the coming encampment
has narrowed down 10 Gen. D. P.: Grier,
OF this sity, n Gen. Slooum, of New
York, with Grier seemingly in the lead
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02

sed her into the adjoining bedroom,
where he drew a pistol and fired at her.
The bullet struck the wall but the wo
nan tainted from fright and fell across
he bed. Schar1, thinking he had killed
Ter placed the Weapon to his W head
md fired, killing himself almost in
family.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Adjutant- Gen.
sral Drum received a telegram annonnc-
Ing that Gen, Miles accidentally broke
his leg and Lieuts. Drum, McCaleb and
Dapsay were also injured.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 1.-Tae authoH-
ties prohibited the sacriligious pre-
Bentation Of Christ and the virgia ia
he Passion play h4 the colored people
4 variety show wat given instead.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-02
Death sf Roef.r Judd.

JoNEsvlLLE, Wis, Sept. i.--Dr. Ssmusl
Judd, president of the National Electrical
association died at his home here. He
was born at Bethel, Conn, in 1889.